Busy retail owners have been asking for an easier way to stay on top of feature launches and updates. So today we’re introducing The Check Out, a retail release by Square. It’s your home base for all things retail on Square — new products and features as well as updates to existing ones. Whether you're looking to elevate product photos, expand the types of products you sell, or just save time on monotonous retail tasks, you can now find out about all these tools and more at https://lnkd.in/g2nxQGXF
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Imagine a store that feels like an adventure! 🛍️ We can't understate the importance of "Place" - not just location, but the in-store experience. Think engaging displays, helpful staff, and a layout that guides customers seamlessly. A well-designed "Place" can turn the simple act of shopping into a memorable experience. Learn how: https://bit.ly/4amt0tT #StandOut #RetailMarketing #SmartMedia
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Did you know that more than 120 stores, more than a quarter, of the 450 in the Fourways Shopping Mall are vacant? I live not too far from this shopping mall and I avoid the area as much as I can. Many things can be pointed out as problems with the mall itself, unfinished wings, the unfavourable mix of stores, the overbuilt parkade etc.. But, the customer experience extends further than the building itself. Accelerate, the owners of the building, need to take a look at the surrounding infrastructure. The traffic lights rarely work and the traffic jams at the intersections make it restrictive to even get to the enormous parking facility. I don’t know how much Accelerate can do about the surrounding infrastructure, but if they did have an influence over it and designed the approach to the mall to be a more pleasant experience, I believe the foot traffic would increase. At this stage, Accelerate may be sitting with an asset that is slowly sinking them. #customerexperience #CX #cxdesign
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Over the next 12-months EE will invest £6 million in the launch of experience stores across the UK. EE has evolved from a basic phone service provider into a diverse and dominant brand, and their storefront has reflected this change. The company has continuously expanded its offerings into gaming, digital wellness, online safety, and even home security schemes, some of which do not require an EE membership and in some cases are free of charge. As the brands retail catalogue has expanded so has its presence on the high-street. The standard brick-and-mortar phone store containing device laden walls and consultation spaces can no longer provide the service nor the experience required to take full advantage of the retailers' products. With four EE experience stores currently open and ten more launching this year the brand has made the astute decision to leverage their physical locations alongside their growing service offerings. Not only growing their storefronts to accommodate the more diverse catalogue of EE services, but also developing retail experiences that align and promote the services themselves. The EE Studio store in Westfield, for example, will feature a gaming zone, a digital spa, and a living room set allowing customers to truly experience what EE provides. Stores like The EE Studio are the undeniable future of retail, merging product, experience, and high-quality customer service to create an innovative storefront. Remember; show, don't tell! https://lnkd.in/ezcZh2eP
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NewStore, Inc. know a thing or two (or three) about retail experiences. In fact, someone once said: "If NewStore doesn't know something about retail, it's not worth knowing." (I said that). So when they put on a Store Tour to show off real examples of exceptional shopping experiences, the best brands in retail pay attention. And sign up to join. You should do the same! The link is below 😃
Did you know NewStore, Inc. are not only hosting a Conference, but a Store Tour and a dinner too as part of their Endless Aisle Live event series?🤯 Get a behind-the-scenes look at some of Soho’s most inspiring and disruptive retail experiences, glimpse at brands like Footasylum, Sweaty Betty, Burberry and many more. We will then head to the gorgeous Piccolino's on Heddon Street to discuss retail's key design, customer service and experience trendsetters. Don't miss out! Register your place today using the following link: https://lnkd.in/eNiSuK6j ✨ #conference #storetour #networking #dinner #newstore
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Thank you, Kevin Ervin Kelley, AIA, for sharing your insight! "To survive and thrive in the future, #brickandmortar #retailers must reconsider what they are #selling and shift the #retail game to a different value equation and payoff that goes beyond #price, #variety, and #convenience. We believe the #physical #stores that define the future will infuse their product offerings with other equally important features, such as meaning, #entertainment, socializing, adventuring, #discovery, leisure, and belonging. The #valueproposition will have to go beyond the literal product itself and satisfy other #consumer needs, wants, desires, and quests, for which there are many." #larrytheleasinglawyer #shoppingandtheretailindustry
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Retail is Experience They call it the experience economy for a reason. These days I see an army of my VM contacts on Linked In swanning around the globe commenting either on the latest phygital offering at a Nike or Adidas mega flagship store or the excitement of finding a hidden independant retail jewel in the back streets of Tokyo. Honestly, I'm not bitter but there is a reason it's getting exciting out there on the streets! But the question is where else can retail go? Entertainment is the answer for sure, appealing to our emotions, and now we can incorporate technology and it's becoming more affordable all the time. The only limitation now is our imagination. Retailers are beginning to realise now that dwell time is earned by more than seasonal offers. Surprise, delight, and wonder are harder to achieve now, but when retailers take the time to incorporate technology into the physical environment and get it right the results are impactful. For me, I'm so excited to watch this unfold in front of my eyes-it's been a long time coming but keep your eyes peeled it's going to be fun! Great post below on the same subject #retail #retailexperience #phygital #retailtech
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The shopping mall is dead ☠ ? I disagree. 74% of customers now prefer experiences over material goods. Maybe endless corridors of mundane shop fronts are obsolete, but the concept of the mall is far from it. 🔹 Westfield London has redefined what a shopping mall can be. With attractions like KidZania and pop-up events, it’s become a hub of entertainment and learning, not just shopping. 🔹 Mall of America in Minnesota takes this further. Its indoor amusement park, SEA LIFE aquarium, and year-round events make it a destination in itself. 🔹 Nike’s House of Innovation in NYC combines retail with digital experiences, offering customisation, interactive sports, and exclusive events. Shopping here is an immersive, engaging activity, not a chore. Physical retail isn’t about competing with Amazon on convenience. It’s about offering an experience that online shopping can’t match. The future of malls lies in evolution and innovation. By focusing on interaction, personalisation, and entertainment, physical retail can not only survive but thrive. The mall isn’t dead—it’s just changing. For those willing to adapt and offer a true experience, the future is bright. It’s time to give customers a show they won’t forget. #RetailExperience #Retail #FutureOfShopping #ExperienceDesign
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The small business we want to highlight today is Earl of East, a lifestyle emporium, coffee shop, and event space that began its journey as a market stall in East London. The independent brand is now running three bricks-and-mortar stores in London, supporting its four pillars; ‘Create, Curate, Collaborate, and Community’ and all of these tenets can be seen in the way they operate their physical retail spaces. Their own sustainably made home fragrance products share shelf space with other independent brands and designers that Earl of East have curated, and their products are stocked in stores around the world. But what we really admire here at Agile Retail is how they utilise their storefronts! To build and connect with the local community their locations go beyond simply selling their wares. Earl of East has integrated a coffee shop into their retail space, and they regularly run Workshops and classes for candle making, terrazzo tiling, terrarium building and bouquet arranging! Their commitment to collaboration and community in particular has led to new and more memorable reasons to visit their stores, and a store that keeps customers coming back. A unique retail experience will impact customers more than you can imagine. By creating community-led activities in the same physical space that houses their products Earl of East achieves two things; they encourage customers to return to their storefront more often for a coffee or a workshop, and they also steer their customer interactions away from the transactional and further toward the experiential. A physical storefront is the most essential tool for building a relationship with your customers. Getting face-to-face with real consumers is irreplaceable especially if you are on home turf in your own retail location. Agile Retail creates unique and purposeful storefronts, quickly! Our expert creative and build team can make your brand’s dream store a reality and we continue to change and develop the store over time to provide the perfect customer experience. Creating a community is an essential pathway into the lives of your customers, going beyond a transactional relationship. With a physical store, this community becomes much more real! To find out how Agile Retail can help make this happen for your brand, get in touch at hello@agileretail.co.uk! #NationalSmallBusinessWeek #PhysicalRetail #AgileRetail #EarlofEast #Independent Brand #LifestyleBrand #Fragrance #CandleMaker
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1moSquare is the system headless like with Shopify? In that if you need to change the website design or template a year later you can do so without it affecting your data / dashboard?